All Chapters of CEO'S AFFAIR: MAFIA'S OBSESSION: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 61 The Calm Before the Storm The following days passed in a flurry of activity as the Vieri family prepared for the arrival of their second child. Maya was practically bouncing off the walls with excitement, talking to her baby brother or sister every chance she got, her voice full of anticipation and love. Dante couldn’t help but smile at her enthusiasm, but beneath his joy, there was a lingering anxiety. As much as he tried to focus on the happiness of the moment, the reality of the world they lived in—the dangers, the enemies lurking in the shadows—remained ever-present. Dante knew that no matter how much he wanted to shelter Izzy and Maya, their lives were far from ordinary. He was determined, more than ever, to protect them, to ensure that nothing would threaten their happiness. One evening, after dinner, Dante found himself alone with Izzy on the balcony, the cool night air brushing against their skin. The city lights twinkled in the distance, and for a moment, ev

Chapter 63 A New Beginning The days following the birth of Dante and Izzy’s twins were filled with overwhelming joy and sleepless nights. Their home was now bustling with the sounds of two newborns, one boy and one girl, each demanding their share of attention. Dante found himself completely smitten by both of them, his heart swelling with love every time he looked at them. The boy, named Luca, had his father’s dark eyes and strong jawline, while their daughter, Sofia, had her mother’s soft features and a calm demeanor. Both were perfect in their own ways, and Dante couldn’t help but marvel at how Izzy had brought them into the world, giving him more than he ever thought possible. Izzy, although exhausted, glowed with the joy of motherhood once again. She had taken to motherhood like she always had, with grace and devotion, balancing her time between caring for Luca and Sofia, while also making sure Maya was never left behind. Dante had made a promise to himself that he would b

Chapter 65 Izzy’s Point of View It had been one of those quiet mornings where everything seemed perfectly in place. The air was crisp, and the sunlight was soft, filtering in through the curtains of our bedroom. Dante was already awake when I stirred from sleep, his hand resting gently on my waist. I didn’t have to open my eyes to know he was there—his presence had become my constant, my anchor in a world that had once been nothing but chaos. I turned slightly, careful not to wake him completely, but I couldn’t help but smile as I watched him. Dante had always been a man of intense focus, a man who had built his empire from nothing, but when he was home—when he was with us—he was different. He was soft. He was present. He was my partner, my protector, the father of my children. And I loved him. More than I ever thought was possible. But there were days like this one, mornings where the weight of our past pressed against me, and I found myself lost in thought. It was hard to belie

Chapter 67 The night was heavy with silence, but the weight of what had just happened hung in the air like a storm cloud ready to burst. Dante held me tightly, as though afraid that if he let go for even a second, something else would happen. Maya had long since gone to bed, blissfully unaware of the danger that had just knocked on our door. But I couldn’t stop thinking about the man. Who had he been? And why had he come to our home? "Are you sure you’re okay?" Dante’s voice broke through my thoughts, soft and filled with concern. He pulled back slightly to look at me, his dark eyes searching mine. I nodded slowly, though the unease still gnawed at me. "I’m fine," I whispered, but I knew Dante wasn’t convinced. He never was when it came to me. "I’m not leaving you alone tonight," he said firmly. "We’ll figure this out. No one is going to hurt you. Not while I’m breathing." I couldn’t help but feel a small amount of comfort at his words. Dante had always been my protector, but ton

Chapter 68 The day had arrived faster than I had expected. My twins, Sebastian Vieri and Sophia Vieri, were about to celebrate their first birthday. It felt surreal that a whole year had passed since their arrival, a year filled with joy, chaos, sleepless nights, and overwhelming love. As I looked around the house, everything was ready—the decorations, the cake, and the toys—but there was one thing that was missing: the ability to truly stop time and savor every moment. Sebastian, with his dark, curious eyes, was already getting into everything, his tiny hands reaching for anything within his grasp. Sophia, on the other hand, was quieter, more reserved, but when she smiled, her whole face lit up, and I couldn’t help but feel my heart swell with pride. Dante was already there, overseeing every last detail. He had insisted on making sure everything was perfect—after all, this was the first major celebration since their birth, and it was his way of showing how much he cherished our